I remember getting a Bible from my mom for graduation. I am ashamed to say I was not too excited but then after living away from home for a while, I came to rely on that Bible every day. What a blessing!!!
How Times have changed. I remember the Gideons coming to our elementary school in the late 60s. All the kids including myself were excited to receive a small Bible of our own. There were no permission slips either.
As an Aggie , class of 86, I would not have permitted any portion of my student fees to fund the glbt group if it were in my power to do so. For that matter, I would say no funds should go toward any religious group on campus either. I attended church while living in College Station, and gave money to the church. I do hope this bill stays in force and thank God for those strong enough to back this bill.
Kids are being taught at a very young age to lie, cheat, and steal to get ahead. I do hope all the educators involved are made an example of how not to live and behave. What a shameful situation.
Kathleen wrote: Christopher, Since I began writing hymns and gospel songs in 2005, I seem to always be forming verses that rhyme. While I'm waking or sleeping, the words come in, creeping, constantly seeping, through the sieve of my mind...if you get my drift.
I am thankful to the person that wrote this article. I found it informative and sad at the same time and will not be supporting or purchasing any music from this band.
To see the wickedness that is taking over this nation is appalling to say the least. I can only wonder how much more depravity and sickness GOD is going to allow before He comes again. Things that were shameful and not out in the open when I was growing up are now becoming all too common.